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OpenAI unveils new safety framework to combat rising child exploitation risks
OpenAI introduces a new safety blueprint to tackle the growing threat of child sexual exploitation online, focusing on stronger safeguards and AI monitoring.
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OpenAI introduces a new safety blueprint to tackle the growing threat of child sexual exploitation online, focusing on stronger safeguards and AI monitoring.
Meta faces accountability over alleged harm to teens, raising questions about platform safety, regulation, and future social media protections.
New Mexico has handed Meta its first courtroom setback over child safety concerns, drawing national attention to social media regulation and platform responsibility.
Pinterest CEO calls on governments to ban social media for users under 16, citing concerns over teen mental health, online safety, and platform accountability.
Facebook introduces easier tools for creators to report impersonator accounts, aiming to improve account protection and reduce identity misuse across the platform.
WhatsApp plans to introduce parent-linked accounts for pre-teens, allowing families to supervise messaging activity and strengthen safety controls for younger users.
YouTube expands its AI deepfake detection program to include politicians, government officials, and journalists to curb the spread of manipulated videos and protect public figures.
India’s Karnataka government is considering a proposal to restrict social media access for children under 16, aiming to address online safety, addiction, and mental health concerns.
Roblox launches a real-time AI chat rephrasing system that automatically rewrites messages to remove banned language and keep conversations safer on the platform.
OpenAI internally debated whether to alert law enforcement after reviewing chats linked to a suspected Canadian shooter, raising questions about AI platform safety and reporting policies.
Several countries are introducing or proposing social media bans and stricter age limits for children, citing mental health, safety, and online harm concerns.
India directs social media platforms to remove deepfake content more quickly, tightening enforcement under IT rules to curb misinformation and protect users online.
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